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fix(sql): remove constants in order_by
calls during select merging
#10475
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It looks like DuckDB's planner erases constants in
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@@ -320,7 +320,9 @@ def merge_select_select(_, **kwargs): | |||
selections=selections, | |||
predicates=unique_predicates, | |||
qualified=unique_qualified, | |||
sort_keys=unique_sort_keys, | |||
sort_keys=tuple( | |||
key for key in unique_sort_keys if not isinstance(key.expr, ops.Literal) |
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Can we remove all expressions which are constant across the relation? I am thinking of all pure scalar nodes.
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What do you mean? We can't just start deleting anything that's a literal scalar. Expressions like
SELECT 1 as a
FROM t
are 100% valid and useful.
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I only mean the order by expressions.
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No because it's possible to write things like 1 if x else 0, and use them in sort keys.
Remove literals in
ORDER BY
when sorting tables. Fixes #10428.